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Oil Markets React to Rumors of Eased US-Iran Sanctions and Weather Forecasts

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Natural Gas futures pulled back on Wednesday as traders focused on milder weather forecasts and bet on lower demand.

The nearest support level for natural gas is located in the $3.00, $3.05 range, with a move below $3.00 potentially targeting the 50 MA at $2.91 and then the $2.75, $2.80 level.

Meanwhile, WTI oil retreated from session highs amid reports that the U.S. was ready to ease Iran sanctions for nuclear progress, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

Brent Oil also pulled back from session highs in volatile trading, with traders focused on rumors about U.S., Iran negotiations and the restart of the East-West pipeline.

The fundamental picture remains bullish for Brent oil, however, as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed while global oil reserves decline week after week.

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